Bear with me on this one, I have many thoughts zooming around and I need to organise them to make this question make sense.
Background: The loss of Moofy has really impacted on me, I would love to have two bonded indoor bunnies. However, I am unemployed and living with my parents after a mental breakdown earlier this year (I'm 20 years old). I can't ask my parents to pay the vet bills for two animals that are under my care, so I shall wait until I am well enough to cope with a job, after all, if something went wrong and I couldn't afford it, I'd feel so awful.
Btw. I know how much care you have to put into looking after an animal. I found caring for Moofy really helpful, even if it was heartbreaking to watch him sink further and further in the last week of his life.
My cousin (mid 30s?) has 3 children, 1 dog (one recently got put down) and 2 rabbits, and although she is a house wife as you can imagine 3 kids are quite a handful, and I would really like to help her out with looking after the animals. I *think* she still gets someone else to walk the remaining dog, Billy, every day so I don't know how these two rabbits are looked after. She lives 2 roads away from me.
She's not a bad person, I just don't think she knows enough, and I'm not an expert in the slightest I just think I may be a little bit more aware of bunny needs. I can not help but think about the bunnies, and hope that they are warm and safe.
As I mentioned before I'm unemployed, so I spend most of my time doing art as I'm not really well enough to go back into work. I have access to lots of herbs, willow, hawthorn and some apple trees even.
Should I approach her, how can I approach her, to offer my help in making sure these animals have a good life for the rest of their remaining years?
Background: The loss of Moofy has really impacted on me, I would love to have two bonded indoor bunnies. However, I am unemployed and living with my parents after a mental breakdown earlier this year (I'm 20 years old). I can't ask my parents to pay the vet bills for two animals that are under my care, so I shall wait until I am well enough to cope with a job, after all, if something went wrong and I couldn't afford it, I'd feel so awful.
Btw. I know how much care you have to put into looking after an animal. I found caring for Moofy really helpful, even if it was heartbreaking to watch him sink further and further in the last week of his life.
My cousin (mid 30s?) has 3 children, 1 dog (one recently got put down) and 2 rabbits, and although she is a house wife as you can imagine 3 kids are quite a handful, and I would really like to help her out with looking after the animals. I *think* she still gets someone else to walk the remaining dog, Billy, every day so I don't know how these two rabbits are looked after. She lives 2 roads away from me.
She's not a bad person, I just don't think she knows enough, and I'm not an expert in the slightest I just think I may be a little bit more aware of bunny needs. I can not help but think about the bunnies, and hope that they are warm and safe.
As I mentioned before I'm unemployed, so I spend most of my time doing art as I'm not really well enough to go back into work. I have access to lots of herbs, willow, hawthorn and some apple trees even.
Should I approach her, how can I approach her, to offer my help in making sure these animals have a good life for the rest of their remaining years?